Sack In The Box

This level is easily one of the best I've seen. It has very good machinery and AWSOME emitter setups. He makes platforms fly into the air, do a flip, then land perfectly so you can walk over. He also does a few creative things with paint, including a machine that follows you around and drops paint on you.

You can do the same thing by changing how much the platform spins and then tweaking it until it lands perfectly at the place you want it to land.

Buggibag's Adventure in Underground

This level has very good graphics and cool machinery. It has one of the best sound effects systems I've seen in a while and very good decorations. It's medium difficulty, which means beginners can finish it, yet it's still hard enough to give hardcore players a little challenge. Here's some pictures............

      

      

     

The way he did most of the sound effects parts was when you put a magnetic key and a magnetic key sensor on the two things you want to collide, and then connect the sensor to a sound. You can also make a sound go off when something is pulled apart by inverting the sensor.

As I said, very good level. Definitely try it next time you're looking for a good level to play.

Yellow Perils 2

Hi! I'm going to be telling you about some cool levels,  tutorials, and other stuff in this blog about LittleBigPlanet, a really great game for the PS3. I'm mostly going to be talking about levels that aren't yet famous, unlike Bora Bora Island, Sky Factory, etc.

The first level I have to show you is called Yellow Perils 2. It has a nice 3D background and good lighting to go with it. It's a bit short, but still good. Here's a few pictures of it.........

You can do the same lighting effect by bringing the darkness all the way up, the fogginess all the way up, and then change the color of the fog. From there, you can tweak the lighting and fogginess until you like how it looks.

Overall, its's a great level.